Trail Update: Work Party Plan for Jan 11, 2025

Welcome to our first work party of 2025! We are continuing the work from Dec 14, building a rock wall at the Pump House Bridge, improving the elevated trail, and clearing briars and organic material to restore the width of the trail. We expect rainy weather, so wear layers, a raincoat, and sturdy shoes. BringContinue reading “Trail Update: Work Party Plan for Jan 11, 2025”

Trail Update: Volunteers bring’n the good vibes to our last work party of 2024!

Honestly, folks, we couldn’t have asked for a better crew on this blustery December day. We talked, joked, laughed, and got a TON done! On Saturday Dec 14, 2024, twenty-four volunteers joined us for a day of rock work and community connection. We had three teams in play: The restoration crew cleared briars by theContinue reading “Trail Update: Volunteers bring’n the good vibes to our last work party of 2024!”

Trail Update: Work Party Plan for Dec 14, 2024

It’s our last work party of 2024. Join us for a fun day of rock work and restoration. Hey! Don’t forget it’s winter time! We expect rainy weather, so wear layers, a raincoat, and sturdy shoes. Bring your own lunch and water. We’ll have treats at the trail head. Schedule 8:45 am: Meet us atContinue reading “Trail Update: Work Party Plan for Dec 14, 2024”

Trail Update: Salmon Viewing from the Pump House Bridge

It’s Coho time and the Pump House Bridge is the perfect spot to view them as they make their way from Hansen Creek to Hill Creek, resting in the shallows near the bridge. Every two years Coho Salmon make the long journey from the Pacific Ocean, up the Skagit River, to nesting locations in theContinue reading “Trail Update: Salmon Viewing from the Pump House Bridge”